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By KATRINA GRANTThe Shamong Sun
The Pinelands Regional Com-munity Emergency ResponseTeam recently paired with theState Police Office of EmergencyManagement for training on theradio systems used in emergencysituations. The state policereached out to the PinelandsCERT to have it take part in thetraining. The training was con-
ducted at the Indian Mills FireHouse in Shamong.
The Pinelands CERT, which ismade up of members from Taber-nacle, Shamong and Bass River, isa well-trained team, WilliamLowe, emergency managementcoordinator, said. The Pinelands
CERT meets once a month to dotrainings either in the field or in aclass, so this was just one of ourtrainings. In this training, wewent over the radio systems to re-mind and refresh us in case of anemergency.
The training was for a newradio system that the state policeare using and making available tothe Pinelands CERT.
Besides the new equipment,we already knew how to do a lot of
this stuff that was in the train-ing, Lowe said. What we wentover in the training was commu-nicated over the radio, we set upan incident command post andperformed a simulated search.
We simulated a missing per-sons search, Lowe said. The
Pinelands CERT wawith the search for thteenager in Burlingtwell.
The Pinelands Cunder the Office of Management and worly with the state policings and actual incide
The state police like the lynchpin acrofor trainings, Lowe sa
The Pinelands CE
members, 50 of whomduty and 25 who are on
We teach individutake care of themsefamilies and then thety, Lowe said. Whensearch for the missin19 members showed up
This is only a test .Pinelands CERT aids state police in radio systems tra
By KATRINA GRANTThe Shamong Sun
The Burlington County Am-phitheater will welcome manynew acts this year for its summerconcert series. The amphitheaterhas been hosting concerts andmovies for around seven yearsand can usually draw crowds of500 to 1,000 people. Some concertshave even seen 1,200.
Some of the entertainerscome to us, Jo Horton, programcoordinator, said. I spend a lot oftime on the Internet looking forbands, and I go to listen to them.
The venue will not be showingmovies this year as it has done inthe past.
We actually had two movieslast year that went really well,Horton said. We didnt do themthis year, but we will probablyadd them again next year.
Due to the economic times, theamphitheater has seen its budgetcut. However, the Friends of theBurlington County Library Inc.has helped it with budget issues,
so that the amphitheater can con-tinue to provide entertainment toresidents.
For more information, call 267-9660 or visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us.
July Concert ScheduleFriday, July 1 Hollywood
Nights: This New Jersey bandrecreates the music of Bob Seger.
Friday, July 8 Parrot Beach:This Jimmy Buffet tribute bandperforms the best of Buffet andIsland music.www.parrotbeach.com.
Saturday, July 9 Songwritersin the Round: Enjoy an evening ofentertainment featuring: LisaBouchelle, www.octoberbaby.com;Bob Burger, www.bobburger.com;Jason Liberatore, www.jasonliber-atore.com; Gregg Cagno,www.greggcagno.com; and JoeVadala.
Friday, July 15 Danny Vs 52ndStreet Band: Billy Joel tributeband, www.52ndstreetband.com.
Saturday, July 16 Sounds ofSociety: Chicago tribute band.
Friday, July 22 The PartyDolls: From Motown to Madonna,the Party Dolls perform a tributeto girl groups and women in rock.www.partydolls.com.
Saturday, July 23 Beatlema-nia Again: The national touringBeatles Stage Show. www.beatle-maniaagain.com.
Friday, July 29 FabulousGreaseband: This seven-memberrock and roll party band per-forms the best of the 50s, 60s, 70s,80s and 90s. www.greaseband.com.
Saturday, July 30 YellowBrick Road: Elton John tribute
Have aneventful
summerBurlington County Amphitheateroffering shows for all interestsSpecial to
Members of the Seneca Youth Lacrosse team celebrate following their recent South Lacrosse championship.
Lets celebrate
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The New Harmonies ConcertSeries at Historic Smithville Parkkicked off Sunday, June 26, withCapitol City Gospel Singers.
The Concert Series is plannedin conjunction with the New Har-monies Traveling SmithsonianExhibit on display in theSmithville Mansion Annex ArtGallery through July 26. The ex-hibit is open daily from 11 a.m. to
4 p.m.The New Harmonies Concert
Series brings live roots music toSmithville Park each Sunday.
Artwork by Lady Bird Strick-land of Willingboro and photo-graphs by Alonzo Jennings ofMoorestown are also on displayin the gallery, one of only six sitesin the state selected to host theNew Harmonies exhibit.
Additional Sunday concerts atSmithville Park, also scheduledfor 2 and 3 p.m., are:
n July 3 Singer/songwriter
Spook Handy performing StandUp & Sing Out folk music.n Friday Night Soiree on Fri-
day, July 8 at 7 p.m. The organi-zation Keepers of the Culture willpresent an evening geared specifi-cally for the grown-ups, includingstorytelling, music, poetry andmore in the gallery.n July 10 Country blues with
John Golgan-Davis acby guitarist Richard Rn July 17 Zydeco-a
forming Zydeco, CajuOrleans rhythm and ceded by a special perfCeltic maritime musicZahm beginning at 12:n July 24 Nation
storyteller Queen NurDwight James and Sa
Malik presenting Hoand Turnabout.
For more informathe New Harmonies Eprograms at HistoricPark, Smithville Road38 in Eastampton, callvisit the Web www.co.burlington.nj.us
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Seniors at least 60 years old,who live in Burlington Countyand are income eligible, may beable to receive vouchers worth$20 to purchase locally-grownfruits, vegetables and herbs fromthe Burlington County Farmers
Market.Proof of residency and age are
required. The Burlington CountyOffice on Aging is working withthe New Jersey Senior FarmersMarket Program to provide thesevouchers to eligible local seniorcitizens. Distribution of thevouchers will begin now and end
in September pending availabili-ty.
Vouchers are only valid at ap-proved farmers market locations.A list of locations is available atthe Office on Aging. Vouchers arevalid from now until Nov. 30.
There are a limited number ofvouchers and there is no guaran-tee that enough vouchers will beavailable for all applicants.
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Its that time of year and theBurlington County Animal Shel-ter is teeming with cats.
Wacky kittens, adventuresomeadolescents, captivating youngadults, and mature comfort-seek-
er; cats of all ages and personali-ty types await the perfect match-up.
Such diversity could be over-whelming if it were not for theskilled adoption counselors onhand to help visitors discovertheir kindred spirits in felineform.
The Burlington County Free-holders have reduced the catadoption fees at the BurlingtonCounty Animal Shelter to $20 aspart of their Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat
Month promotion to place morepets.
Whether youre looking for afun, frisky kitten or a mellow, ma-ture cat, youll find the perfect petat our shelter, Freeholder Mary
Ann OBrien said. We encouragepeople to visit and meet all thegreat cats we have at the shelter.Theyre all looking for loving per-manent homes.
Over the last several weeks,the shelter has seen a surge incats and kittens. While this is typ-ical for this time of year, the shel-ter is filled to capacity and needsto increase adoption to makeroom for new cats.
Companionship, health bene-fits, social interaction and devot-ed love are just a few of the bene-fits of having a cat. Cats also helppromote family relationships andlaughter, and act as a nonjudg-mental audience and sounding
board for millions of every day.
The county animalcated on Pioneer BoWoodlane Road in Whas many kittens a
adopt for a reduced fe31. The usual cat ado$45 to $60 depending othe cat.
Kittens too young tor neutered at the timtion may be brought bprocedure at no charge
The Burlington Cmal Shelter invites pewith the available cathe one that is rightEvery shelter cat desing, permanent home.
For more informadopting an animalBurlington County Ater at (609) 265-5073.
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The Burlington County Free-holders adopted a $216.9 millionbudget for the year 2011 that re-duces the amount of tax dollarsneeded to run County govern-ment by $5.9 million, making thisthe fourth-consecutive year thatthe tax levy has been cut.
The budget reduces spendingby $4.3 million, and also lowersthe County property tax rate from30.99 cents per $100 of equalizedvaluations to 30.96. This marksthe 21st year in a row the rate hasbeen reduced.
Freeholder Bruce Garganionoted that the multi-million dol-lar reductions in taxes and spend-ing translates into a per personspending level of $483.45 thelowest among all 21 New Jerseycounties.
The reductions come at a timewhen our taxpayers need it
most, said Garganio. As we areall aware, many residents are stillstruggling to pay their mortgageor rent, and find employment thatenables them to meet their otherdaily expenses.
Weve made significant cuts inmore than a dozen County de-partments, but our core programsand services remain intact.
The final budget vote was 4-0,with one abstention.
When added together, tax cutsexecuted since 2007 total $8.5 mil-lion. Spending has been reduceda total $9.6 million over the sameperiod.
As to the tax rate, under theStates equalized ratio formula,this will result in decreases ofvarying amounts in the localrates for 34 of the Countys 40 mu-nicipalities. The formula deter-mines, on a town-by-town basis,
the assessed value of propertyagainst actual market value.
Garganio noted that the budgetreductions were accomplished de-spite a loss of nearly $1.9 billionin property tax ratables, whichnow total $50 billion.
Garganio said he viewed thebudget as the culmination ofthree years of implementingeconomies in government opera-tion, noting that more than threehundred staff positions havebeen eliminated since January2008, and 165 vehicles from aCounty fleet being taken out ofservice.
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Seneca Youth Football hasopened its registration for thisfalls season. Through July 1, youcan register online atwww.senecaeagles.com. Practiceswont start until Aug. 10 at theearliest. You keep your jersey. Allequipment, except shoes, provid-ed. Age brackets:
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finished the season 6-3 and madeit to the playoffs.n The 60-pound team came in
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Friday, Aug. 12 Celtic Musicby Charlie Zahm: www.char-liezahm.com.
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EDITORIAL
Thanks to all
those who donatedI would like to personally thank each one of
these wonderful businesses for so generously do-nating one, two, three or more Adopt a Soldier kitsto help our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The total to date is 44 kits and growing. We havedecided to extend the donations through the sum-mer and look forward to receiving more for ourtroops.
Each business I contacted was so friendly andwilling to help out with this great cause. Thankyou for printing this story and displaying what agreat community we have here in Shamong andTabernacle. God bless.
Thank you to our wonderful participyears Adopt a Soldier donations:
Shamong ManufacturingPic A Lilli InnDSA-CATMetamorphosis SalonRobbins Water ServiceShamong DinerLa CampagnolaCo Op GrowersJH Sharpless ExcavatingWee Three LLCIndian Mills YogaOnce Upon a Child-Maple ShadePlatos Closet-Maple ShadeMighty Joes
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Relay for Lifecar wash a success
The Relay for Life Team, theCancer Conquistadors, held acar wash fund raiser at IndianMills Memorial School on Fri-day, June 3.
The team is made up of for-mer IMMS students and current
Seneca high students. Thanks toMr. Carroll, IMMS principal, andall who participated in the eventto help make the fund raiser asuccess.
Municipal Complex nowtaking donations
A Good Will Donation Centerhas been established at the Sha-
mong Township Munplex located at 105 WiRoad. The summertimoperation are 6 a.m. to
Donations of compment, TVs, clothing bags may be placed tainer. Also acceptstereos, VCR, DVD, Cfax machines, copiephones.
BRIEFS
Lose the decalsRed license plate stickers need to go
T
he folks who brought us Kyleighs Law five years ago
meant well. They wanted to protect young drivers. And
most of the law does just that by mandating curfews andlimiting driving privileges.
But theres one huge problem
with the law: the requirement
that teens place red decals on
the license plates of the cars
they are driving.
The intent is to let folks know
that the person behind the
wheel is a young, inexperienced
driver.
The problem with the law is that it lets folks know that the
person behind the wheel is a young, inexperienced driver.
If youve driven in New Jersey for more than 10 minutes, you
have encountered your share of idiots. Often, said idiots are en-
raged at something or someone, real or imaginary. And they
usually are in a hurry to get somewhere probably to hang out
with other idiots.
They honk horns, yell, use creative sign language, cut people
off, swerve in and out of traffic, speed and otherwise get some
kind of perverse joy in showing the world that they indeed are
the north end of a southbound mule.
Its not a huge jump to believe that these slack-jawed knuckle-
draggers will get quite the hoot in going after an easy target
like those drivers with red decals on license plates.
And those are just the normal idiots. To pedophiles and the
traditional criminal element, these red stickers are giant red
flags that say Hey, the person driving this car probably is a re-
ally easy target.
Lose the sticker requirement. Or, instead, put red license
plate stickers on a bunch of unmarked police cars. Have the
biggest, most ill-tempered cops you can find drive these cars.
Eventually, one way or another, word will get around that you
should give extra space and courtesy to those red-tag drivers.
Sticker shock
Should the state drop therequirement that young driv-ers have red decals onlicense plates? You can visitwww.shamongsun.com toshare your thoughts.
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